[clinton]

Still dont rush now and i like a chat to the clients etc.Just takes time to get to know what tools you need etc

[Ken Wainwright]

Ralph

In the early days, don't beat yourself up about how long a job should take you. Get your procedures and quality of clean right and the times will come tumbling down as your knowledge and skills develop. But trying to run before you can walk may lead to disappointed customers and potentially the loss of future work and recommends.

Safe and happy cleaning
Ken

[derek west]

first job

through lounge, dining room hall stairs and landing.
lots of furniture in lounge and cleaned every sq inch of it, same with diner.
took 6 hours, and i rushed the hall cos she needed to pick kids up.

i could easily do all that in 2 hours max now.

believe me, your times will rocket down and the quality of the job will go up.
derek

[Shaun_Ashmore]

I agree with Derek, Clinton and Susan get it done well then you'll add speed later, if you aren't to time then you get get your own rhythm.

Shaun

PS oh and Ken (sorry Ken)